Delhi Police decided not to file a case against a 15-year-old girl accused of using abusive language against Prime Minister Narendra Modi in a viral video. The decision followed her public apology, where she stated she was influenced and expressed remorse for her actions.
Cockroach Janta Party (CJP) spokesperson Ratna Singh spoke with the mother of a Noida teenager, booked for allegedly abusing PM Modi. The mother is upset the FIR remains active despite an apology video and PM's call for forgiveness, while CJP offers legal aid.
The mother of a Noida teenager, booked for abusive remarks against PM Modi during a Jantar Mantar protest, thanked the PM for forgiving her daughter, calling it a "new lease of life." She requested the PM to "adopt" her daughter, secure her future, and withdraw the FIR, also appealing for a ban on social media for minors.
A 15-year-old girl, featured in a viral video making objectionable remarks against PM Modi, expressed immense relief and gratitude after the PM stated "misguided children" should be forgiven. She described the gesture as a "second life," apologized for her actions, and alleged receiving threats and ongoing police visits despite the PM's message.
Cockroach Janta Party founder Abhijeet Dipke responded to PM Modi's appeal to forgive students who abused him, demanding Modi apologize for alleged police brutality against young female protesters during a July 20 protest at Jantar Mantar.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi shared a video message, expressing his wish to forgive young protesters who used abusive language against him and his late mother at Jantar Mantar. He urged society to guide them, emphasizing that youth is a time for learning and self-correction, and these individuals are part of the nation's family.
A recent 9th Circuit Court ruling concludes a seven-year class-action lawsuit, Sweet v. McMahon, ensuring debt erasure for nearly half a million federal student loan borrowers defrauded by colleges. The settlement, the largest ever against the U.S. government, will provide over $23 billion in relief.
Hundreds of thousands of U.S. student loan borrowers are receiving $23 billion in debt forgiveness through a class-action settlement with the Department of Education. This relief follows claims that schools misled students and the Trump administration delayed Borrower Defense applications.
A new study suggests that borrowers who expected student loan forgiveness under the Biden administration's thwarted plan made financial decisions leading to increased distress, including reduced payments and delayed durable purchases, resulting in higher costs.
Two federal judges have blocked a Trump administration rule that would have restricted eligibility for Public Service Loan Forgiveness (PSLF). The rule, set to take effect July 1, would have excluded employers engaging in "unlawful activities," but judges ruled it violated the First Amendment and was "contrary to law."
A federal judge in Massachusetts has blocked a Trump administration overhaul to the Public Service Loan Forgiveness program. The judge ruled the changes overstepped the Education Department's authority and violated free speech protections, stating the program risked political retribution.
Kuki Zo Council (KZC) chairman Henlienthang Thanglet apologized for the killing of six abducted Naga civilians in Manipur, calling it a "grave mistake" driven by emotion. The apology comes amidst ongoing ethnic conflict between Kuki-Zo, Meitei, and Naga communities, which has claimed over 270 lives and displaced thousands since May 2023.
Millions of US student loan borrowers face significant changes to repayment plans starting July 1. The Biden-era Save plan is ending due to a court ruling, replaced by stricter, less forgiving options under policies influenced by the Trump administration. New plans like RAP and the tiered standard plan offer different structures for borrowers.
Sutapa Sikdar, widow of actor Irrfan Khan, rejected comedian Pranit More's apology for laughing at a misogynistic remark about expecting a 'return' after buying biryani for a woman. Sikdar questioned the expectation of forgiveness and stated that accepting the apology would mean nothing changes.
Emirati businessman Khalaf Al Habtoor urged Iran to seek forgiveness and apologize to Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) states for past mistakes and policies that harmed peoples and ignited conflicts. He emphasized shared geography and destiny, advocating for building bridges and strengthening common interests over deepening disputes.
A new biopic and renewed interest in Michael Jackson's music highlight the ongoing debate about his legacy, balancing his artistic genius with child sexual abuse allegations. The article explores how society grapples with forgiving or forgetting his alleged transgressions.
Donald Trump shared a letter on Truth Social from five members of Congress requesting a presidential pardon for former Rep. Steve Buyer, who was sentenced for insider trading. Buyer was released in February 2025 and maintains his innocence.
Former New England Patriots star safety Rodney Harrison backs Mike Vrabel amidst Dianna Russini controversy. He predicts the locker room will rally around the coach. Harrison believes players’ shared struggles will foster empathy and forgiveness. It will potentially strengthen team bonds. Fellow analyst Devin McCourty hopes Vrabel can navigate the situation until the season begins. He emphasized that winning will help the team move past the issue as people usually forget such scandals.
⚽ Champions League news, 8pm BST kick-off (first leg: 4-5)⚽ Read today’s Football Daily | And follow us on BlueskyIn the novel Rabbit, Run, John Updike has one of his characters, a groovy and progressive 1960s priest, calling round to talk to his fellow minister, a hard German Lutheran, about the secret doubts he harbours about his faith. Is the doctrine really necessary? Is hell just, you know, a metaphor? He likes Jesus. But maybe he also likes sinful things, like sex and recklessly open attacking football.The hard German Lutheran takes one look, curls his lip and tells the groovy progressive priest to get down on his knees in the kitchen and beg for forgiveness. Who is he to reason with divine suffering? Life is pain. Joy is pain. Pain is pain. Frankly, the groovy priest who likes flying full-backs and an open midfield disgusts him. He will burn in hell for his spineless debauchery. The groovy priest leaves in tears. Continue reading...
A defence of the Premier League's perceived lack of attacking verve compared to PSG and Bayern Munich, arguing that English clubs play too many high-intensity competitive matches to maintain peak creative form. While PSG and Bayern can rest elite players in dysfunctional domestic leagues, Arsenal and Manchester City face 'a final every week', leaving players like Bukayo Saka and Declan Rice exhausted. The piece uses Clarence Seedorf's comments on structure versus entertainment as a springboard to explore this tension.
Impacted customers will receive debt forgiveness and gain full ownership of their personal computers as part of a new settlement agreement.
